Updates 7.22.2020: Decoding The New York Times' "Malicious TikTok Teens" Fever Dream

In late 2016, The New York Times had a bizarre culprit fingered for all the claims which surfaced online about Podesta, the Clintons, and frequent former visitors to Jeffrey Epstein’s snuff island: alt-right meme wizards, whoever and whatever that is, I still don’t quite know — and now, in post-apocalyptic COVID compliant Summer 2020, The New York Times is blaming another maligned group for resurfacing the unfriendly, but mostly entirely true, claims about Podesta and other compromised freaks “at the top” of the old politico-financial paradigm. Scapegoat much?

The Internet’s newest menace, according to New York Times’ top newsroom talent, are conspiracy-minded restless TikTok teens who get John D. Podesta’s walnut sauce obsession all wrong.

The New York Times is blaming it all on restless TikTok teens.

Yes, really.

Gotta love it. What they and their peers at The Washington Post don’t get is that they are expendable to the globalist class. Their credibility and careers are only collateral damage in mass waking the planet to how bad the old paradigm was — key institutions bending over backward to elite child trafficking rings and snuff blackmail cults, for decades, it appears. Unconscionable, and untenable.

Someone reuploaded our original Pizzagate doc (only 8 minutes, legally vetted evidence) to YouTube. Watch it while you can here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inuMHCYuV8M

Bitchute backup: https://www.bitchute.com/video/dEZgzABhjXsJ/ (watch and share that version if/when YouTube pulls the video)

They’ll never silence us. These dummies tried to wallpaper over elite child trafficking, and tried to snuff out the careers and incomes of those who told the demonstrable truth about this global atrocity back in late 2016 and early 2017.

RIP Isaac and everyone else who paid too much for discussing these dummies’ deviance.

Keep sharing. Thank you! —FULCRUM